LSVD is Germany's largest civil rights organization advocating for safety, equal access, and individual freedom. LSVD works with policymakers, civil society, and the BÜNDNIS GEGEN HOMOPHOBIE network to promote acceptance and empower LGBTQIA+ communities. They provide amongst other counseling, education, and group services for rainbow families and offer assistance to queer individuals with migration backgrounds. LSVD also operates safe houses for those at risk of violence. Together, they strive for a more inclusive society.

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AGEDO Milano is an Italian association of parents, relatives, and friends of LGBTQIA+ people. With 36 other branches in Italy, it supports parents during their children's coming out and promotes civil rights and social change. The association fosters the inclusion of adolescents and young adults who are afraid to openly declare their sexual orientation or gender identity, or who encounter obstacles in coming out to their families, at school, and in society, striving to overcome stereotypes and eliminate all forms of discrimination.

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The State Federation LGTBI+ brings together LGTBI+ entities throughout Spain and is the co-organizer of the State Pride celebrated in Madrid, which is the largest in Europe, along with COGAM. They work to defend the human rights of LGTBI+ people. To this end, they carry out awareness campaigns, political advocacy, health programs, research, and promote equality and diversity in companies.

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Recognized as being of public utility, the Le Refuge Foundation shelters and supports LGBT+ youth aged 18 to 25 who are rejected by their families, excluded from their homes, and without financial resources due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. For 20 years, Le Refuge has helped more than 10,000 young people in their emotional and material recovery.

Find out more about Le Refuge here.